The Latest Breaking News from North Tyneside

Covid-19 rates: Data shows BA.2 'stealth Omicron' is hitting Gosforth and North Tyneside hard

Covid-19 continues to hit our region though there are signs that the rocketing Covid-19 rates we've seen in the last week could be beginning to slow

Chronicle Live · Mar 22, 2022

GP urges public to do their bit as NHS faces high demand

With health services currently experiencing very high levels of demand, a North Tyneside GP is asking people to ensure they use the right service for their need.

Chronicle Live · Mar 21, 2022

Quick-thinking Tynemouth firefighters use shampoo to help rescue boy stuck in swimming pool

Firefighters took a novel approach to freeing a young swimmer whose knee had became stuck in a gully at a North Tyneside pool

Chronicle Live · Mar 17, 2022

The North Tyneside teenagers tasked with giving borough’s young people a voice

A new Young Mayor of North Tyneside and member of the UK Youth Parliament have been elected by their peers

Chronicle Live · Mar 12, 2022

Segedunum Roman Fort to benefit from share of nearly £10million North East cultural funding

North Tyneside Council has been given a grant of £499,000 for urgent repairs to Segedunum Roman Fort

Chronicle Live · Mar 11, 2022

New 3D images show what Wallsend community hub will look like

The Spirit of North Tyneside community hub will include co-working, virtual conferencing, training facilities and creative break-out areas

Chronicle Live · Mar 11, 2022

Trailblazing North Tyneside suffragette honoured with blue plaque on International Women's Day

Celebrated suffragette Norah Balls who fought for gender equality a century ago has been honoured with a blue plaque at her family home in Tynemouth

Chronicle Live · Mar 8, 2022

Ukrainian couple 'overwhelmed' by North Tyneside's support in humanitarian aid plea

Alina Kanishchuk and Jon Kazakry have already sent two lots of aid to their Ukrainian homeland in less than a week, with a third set to go

Chronicle Live · Mar 7, 2022

Tyne Tunnel's cashless toll system branded an 'absolute disaster' as thousands hit with fines

North Tyneside councillor Sandra Graham says she has been inundated with complaints from residents about the major changes

Chronicle Live · Mar 4, 2022

‘Putin is like Hitler’ says North Tyneside-based Ukrainian businesswoman

Alina Kanishchuk and her family are collecting emergency supplies to send to war-torn Kyiv

Chronicle Live · Mar 4, 2022